Photo and video documentation
Useful when an owner, skipper, or marina manager needs to see the condition below the waterline.
Forrest UnderwaterGiving You Clarity in the Depths603-359-8612
Rhode Island underwater services
Professional underwater hull cleaning, inspections, zinc checks, and light recovery services across Rhode Island marinas, harbors, and mooring fields.

What builds trust
Useful when an owner, skipper, or marina manager needs to see the condition below the waterline.
Cleaning and inspection work is approached carefully around coatings, transducers, intakes, props, and thru-hulls.
Dockside recovery work is handled with permission, clear scope, and practical limits around depth and conditions.
Built around Newport, Narragansett Bay, marinas, mooring fields, and protected harbor conditions.
Start with the symptom
Most owners do not start with a service name. They start with a slow boat, vibration, a race coming up, or something dropped over the side.
Likely below-waterline causes
A cleaner bottom where service is appropriate, plus notes on anything visible that may need attention.
Inspection preview
Move across the scene or tab through the markers to see the kinds of issues an underwater inspection can help document.

Current finding
Growth and staining on the hull surface can add drag and hide what is happening underneath. A cleaning pass starts with a careful look at paint, fittings, and growth type.
Why underwater service matters
Hull growth, fouled running gear, worn anodes, and unseen underwater issues can cost speed, fuel, time, and confidence. The right in-water service gives owners useful answers without making every concern a haul-out.
Growth on the hull and appendages can slow a boat down quickly. Regular in-water service helps keep the bottom from becoming the problem.
Underwater checks can document visible concerns around props, rudders, shafts, zincs, intakes, and hull surfaces before a larger decision is made.
A clean bottom helps owners remove avoidable drag and catch visible underwater concerns before the next trip.
Forrest Underwater is built around local marina, harbor, mooring-field, and dockside work across Rhode Island waters.
Services
Careful growth removal to reduce drag and keep the boat moving cleanly.
02Below-waterline checks with photo and video documentation available.
03Inspection and replacement support when anodes are ready for service.
04Focused cleaning around propellers, shafts, rudders, struts, and intakes.
05Dockside and marina recovery for dropped items, gear, and equipment.
06Pre-race cleaning and inspection for competitive sailboats.
Hull Cleaning
Regular hull cleaning can help reduce drag, support better performance, and keep marine growth from getting ahead of the boat. Forrest Underwater works carefully around bottom paint, transducers, intakes, and thru-hulls so the work is useful without being rough on the vessel.
Underwater Inspections
Inspection work can include hull condition, propellers, rudders, shafts, zincs and anodes, intakes, fouling, damage concerns, and general underwater condition. Photo and video reporting is available when you need a clearer record.
Zinc & Anode Checks
Zincs and anodes can be inspected below the waterline and replaced when appropriate. The goal is simple: help owners keep up with routine protection before a small maintenance item becomes an expensive surprise.
Prop & Running Gear Cleaning
Running gear cleaning focuses on the parts owners care about when the boat feels sluggish or uneven. Service can include propellers, shafts, rudders, struts, intakes, and related underwater hardware, with care around coatings and sensitive fittings.
Light Recovery
Search and recovery work may include tools, gear, dockside losses, marina recoveries, and limited underwater search jobs. All recovery work is performed only where lawful and with proper authorization.
Pre-Race Sailboat Service
Pre-race service can combine hull cleaning, appendage checks, prop and running gear review, and basic underwater documentation before an event. The focus is practical: reduce avoidable drag and catch visible underwater concerns before race day.
Clean bottom preview
This is not a performance calculator. It is a simple way to understand why owners call before a trip, race, survey, or haul-out decision.
A cleaner hull and appendages make it easier to see what is normal growth and what needs closer attention.
What you receive
The goal is to show what was checked, what was visible, what was cleaned, and what should happen next.

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Special projects
Some calls are not a routine hull cleaning appointment. Forrest Underwater can help with careful marina support, limited recovery, underwater documentation, and practical problem-solving when an owner needs clarity before taking the next step.
Field documentation
Current photos are cleaned web versions of real field images. True before/after pairs will be added only when the project documentation is accurate.

Marina-side setup for underwater hull work.

Below-waterline visibility around propeller and running gear.

In-water service work from dockside conditions.
Recent projects / field notes
Project pages are structured for findings, recommendations, photo galleries, and true before/after documentation as more work is collected.

Hull cleaning for a Dragon Class sailboat in Newport, with attention to underwater surface condition, appendages, and fittings.

Pre-race below-waterline inspection focused on visible hull condition, underwater hardware, and documentation before time on the water.

Protected-harbor hull cleaning project in Bristol, RI, with service focused on marine growth removal and practical underwater review.

Authorized marina recovery work in Portsmouth, RI, for a dockside loss in shallow-water conditions.

About Forrest Underwater
Forrest Underwater Services LLC was created by Jordan Forrest to provide careful, responsive underwater support for Rhode Island boat owners, marinas, and waterfront operators.
The focus is straightforward: get in the water, inspect what matters, clean what needs cleaning, document what the owner should see, and work carefully around valuable vessels.
Service area
Serving boat owners and waterfront operators around Narragansett Bay, Aquidneck Island, Newport, Portsmouth, Bristol, Warren, Tiverton, Middletown, Jamestown, and nearby waters.

Request service
The more specific the request, the easier it is to scope the dive, bring the right gear, and decide whether a call, text, or inspection is the right next step.